David Meltzer
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Business coaching from the moving room.
Office Hours with David Meltzer runs like a moving business lobby: part interview show, part live Q&A, part road diary from events and masterminds. Guests bring frameworks on leadership, wealth, fundraising, AI, real estate, nutrition, and legacy, while the panel keeps steering each story toward usable lessons.
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Office Hours with David Meltzer is a high-velocity business and personal-growth roundtable built around live conversation. It often sounds like it is being assembled in motion. One episode starts from Phoenix, another from a car, another from a conference, and the show regularly points toward meetups, masterminds, charity dinners, speeches, and road stops. That mobility gives the program its shape. Business is never sealed off from the rest of life. A discussion of commercial real estate becomes a lesson in patience, hard assets, education, and learning from someone already ahead on the path. A conversation about fundraising turns toward regulation, transparency, and the practical burden charities face when they try to raise money across jurisdictions. A segment on true wealth moves beyond dollars into legacy, identity, and the kind of life built while money is being accumulated. Even live audience questions can shift the room. When a question about family negativity and generational patterns appears, the response goes straight to forgiveness, inherited pain, and the emotional work behind ambition. The show is strongest when it converts a guest’s story into a framework. Guests arrive with books, companies, causes, coaching models, health ideas, or wealth strategies, and the panel quickly asks what the audience can actually use. The style is affirming and crowded, with frequent co-host handoffs, schedule updates, event invitations, and casual jokes. It is not a quiet interview show. It has the pace of a live business community checking in before the next appointment. That looseness can make the show repetitive at times, especially around plugs and travel logistics, but it also keeps the conversations feeling immediate. Entrepreneurship, leadership, charity, mindset, AI, real estate, sports-world networking, nutrition, and legacy all sit comfortably in the same room. The throughline is usefulness. Office Hours with David Meltzer is for listeners who want practical success talk without separating money from meaning, performance from kindness, or ambition from accountability.
Made for: For entrepreneurs, coaches, speakers, founders, and self-improvement listeners who like live Q&A energy, practical frameworks, and success talk with a personal-growth edge.
What sets it apart: The show’s advantage is its live, mobile community feel: business interviews unfold around events, charity dinners, masterminds, and audience questions instead of staying inside a polished studio format.
Welcome to Office Hours, hosted by Legendary Sports Executive, Entrepreneur, and Investor, David Meltzer. Where the brightest millionaires, billionaires, and entrepreneurs, in business, sports, and entertainment get together to talk about success, failure, and everything in between.
Based on 6 episodes we listened to · September 2026
David Meltzer turns wide-ranging guest conversations into concrete questions about execution, opportunity, leadership, and the beliefs that shape business decisions.
Office Hours with David Meltzer runs on rapid guest interviews, rotating co-hosts, direct questions, and an irreverent looseness that keeps business talk conversational.
Office Hours can pivot from franchise math to consciousness without asking your notebook's permission.
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A live Office Hours discussion connecting accountable leadership with the practical systems behind charitable giving.
Leadership is framed as a practical discipline of alignment and accountability, then paired with the less visible work of doing good at scale.
A gratitude-driven money conversation that treats hard assets as a long-game practice.
This episode centers on gratitude, investing in hard assets, and the discipline needed to build something durable. David opens with a Thankful Thursday reminder and keeps returning to a practical case for patience, education, and process, making the point that gratitude is easy…
A warm live conversation about gratitude, structure, spiritual direction, and the daily work of changing behavior.
The episode frames mental health and personal growth as daily practice rather than abstract promise. Its focus is on structure: 12-step work as a community-based path toward transformation, spiritual awakening, and a steadier relationship with the self.
A lively franchise scan that favors necessity businesses over shiny ones.
Office Hours #867 or so turns a live business roundtable into a quick tour of franchise categories the hosts treat as necessity-driven and recession-resistant: cleanup and restoration, expense reduction, and in-home senior care.
A loose live Office Hours episode connects mindset, faith, mistakes, and leadership with personal growth.
Mindset sets the tone for this episode of Made From Mistakes Office Hours, as David Meltzer ties Marissa's 27th birthday to milestones, faith, divine timing, and the work of releasing attachment to outcomes.
A live business conversation about turning ideas into action, with AI pressure, manifestation, and entrepreneurial self-improvement in play.
Office Hours #865 treats business as something made real through action, with Blaine Bartlett moving from ideas and manifestation to the more ordinary work of turning thought into form.
A community-minded conversation on entrepreneurship, recovery work, empowerment, and leadership for younger people.
Entrepreneurship is framed less as hustle than as a path into service, steadiness, and leadership. The most grounded stretch follows Lilit Maranyan as she connects the loss of her husband in 2016 to a darker season, then to women's independence, mental health, and addiction…
A loose Office Hours panel that threads AI, sports, and technology risk into one urgent conversation.
Office Hours opens as a loose, joking panel with David Meltzer, Dr. Sean Dill, Bart Berkey, and Hardik Jagda, whom Meltzer frames as a legend in the sports world of AI and the CEO and founder of Proximity and the foundation of Proximity.
Rob Walling on bootstrapped SaaS growth, plateaus, and exits — with founders who lived them.
Abbey Ashley's playbook for turning your job skills into a virtual assistant business.
Naval Ravikant on epistemology, startups, and crypto, from David Deutsch to Vitalik Buterin.
Alex Theuma interviews SaaS founders and investors on scaling to $10M-plus ARR.
Guy Raz traces founders' origin stories and fields live advice-line calls from entrepreneurs.
Alex Blumberg interviews guests like Megan Phelps-Roper and Shane McAnally about failure and reinvention.
Office Hours #874 centers on Aiko Bafia’s book Anchored, Aligned, and Accountable, which she says is coming out in five days and is built to help people make faster decisions from their top two values.
Thankful Thursday opens on gratitude.
The host discusses recent business activities, networking events, and personal plans while teasing topics like AI strategy, blockchain events, and emotional intelligence for the episode.
This episode addresses dealing with negativity from family while pursuing entrepreneurship, real estate, and financial freedom to break generational curses.
This episode is a live recording from the Aspire Business Tour in Phoenix, where the hosts discuss upcoming events and schedules before transitioning to a segment on learning from mistakes and business strategies.
Rhett Power interviews Nathan Barkacy about his book 'Old Wealth, New Wealth, True Wealth' on redefining wealth beyond money.
David Meltzer and co-hosts discuss bucket lists and the mindset behind prioritizing life goals, drawing from their experiences at the Masters.
David Meltzer announces upcoming events and invites listeners to join him at the Masters and other business gatherings.
David Meltzer and co-host Nick discuss mindset, upcoming events in Augusta, and invite listeners to join their community.
David Meltzer discusses the power of gratitude as a daily practice and introduces guests from the Marta Eliza Miller Foundation for Scoliosis Awareness Month.
David Meltzer hosts an interview with entrepreneur Rhett Power and foundation co-founder Marta, discussing mindset and overcoming adversity.
David Meltzer opens Office Hours episode 867 or so with Bart Berkey and Dr.
David Meltzer's Instagram Live 'More Good News Wednesday' features three guests covering winning mindsets in sports, mental health innovation, and neurodiverse education.
Office Hours episode 866, titled Made From Mistakes, features host David Meltzer, co-host Nick Avuam, and surprise guest Bart Berkey, former Ritz-Carlton executive and founder of Most People Don't LLC.
Blaine Bartlett opens Office Hours #865 with a simple thesis: move possibility into reality.
David Meltzer's 'More Good News Wednesday' IG Live features three guests: Greg Liberman, co-founder of Shape & Store meal prep freezer containers; Lilit Muradyan, founder of La Casa Treatment Center who started the facility after losing her husband in 2016; and former NFL safety and current youth football coach Dashon Goldson of the San Fernando Valley Chargers.
David Meltzer and his team discuss upcoming business events and masterminds across multiple cities.
Office Hours with David Meltzer puts Hardik Jagda, T.
Office Hours #857 opens like a live room already in motion.
David Meltzer hosts a business interview show featuring entrepreneurs and leaders discussing success, failure, and the human experience.
David Meltzer discusses the power of gratitude and its impact on success, then promotes upcoming events and interviews.
This episode features an interview with Blaine Bartlett and Brett Kauffman discussing conscious leadership, avoiding burnout while scaling businesses, and tailored wealth strategies for entrepreneurs.
David Meltzer hosts a business podcast where he shares good news, promotes upcoming events, and takes a question about a resonant quote.
David Meltzer hosts a business interview show where he and guests discuss success, failure, and entrepreneurship, featuring a conversation with author Amit Chitre about his book 'The Other Playbook'.
David Meltzer and Renee Marino interview Brad Pierce, CEO of Simplified Sales, about the simple yet difficult aspects of sales and articulating value.
Office Hours with David Meltzer features Zee Cohen Sanchez, Nick DiTommaso, and Andrea Wachter, with Meltzer using the session to connect politics, healthcare, and mental health to practical action.
David Meltzer hosts a live show sharing good news, promoting his book, and introducing an informational coach who overcame adversity.
Hosts interview a professor and head of AI about artificial intelligence and its implications.
David Meltzer opens with a Thankful Thursday message about gratitude and invites listeners to upcoming events, then introduces a guest.
David Meltzer interviews emotional intelligence specialist Amy Jacobson about mastering difficult conversations and building trust.
David Meltzer hosts a business talk show with guests discussing success, failure, and entrepreneurship, including a segment on tax strategies.
David Meltzer hosts a show where successful entrepreneurs and investors share insights on success, failure, and business strategies.
David Meltzer promotes his book and discusses upcoming events while preparing to interview a guest about business and personal growth.
This episode of Office Hours features a casual conversation with guests discussing personal updates, sports events, and business topics like automation, EOS, and health and wellness.
David Meltzer hosts Office Hours with co-host Dr.